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This is the third time we have been to Cearfai, but 1st time over a bank Holiday, it did not disappoint. It is a family run site, divided into 3 fields, we had EHU, but not sure what happens in the other fields, there is plenty information available on their site.
We had the most wonderful view of the sea with a short walk to join the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, a must if you are able to walk the path( which gets a bit uneven in places) is a visit to StNons Chapel, so so quaint and then just below the chapel is a healing water well.
The nearest beach is within a short walk from site, again a must especially when tide is out, our Cockerpoo just loved the rock pools!
We walked daily into St David's, either along the coastal path or road, both about 1 mile away.
The access road down to site can be busy, limited passing places, just be aware!
The EHU can be a bit of a pain, as very low voltage, think I've read 10amp! So kept tripping. Also on the 1st night, due to it being a bank holiday, the sites electricity tripped, the owners did go around each unit requesting to switch heating off, it was very cold too, only annoying aspect of our stay, I must say.
Facilities on site ok, 2 showers & 1 bath on our field with hair dryer (20p), more available on the other fields. I also saw a wetsuit wash room, brilliant idea.
We just love this site, will definitely make a 4th visit soon.
Nearby Attractions
St Davids, Europe's smallest city, is within 10 minutes walking distance. The Cathedral and Bishop's Palace ruins, 15 minutes walking distance. Oriel Y Parc (OYP) gallery, cafe, and guided walks are available from the top of Caerfai road.
Worth visiting 'The Blue Lagoon' and the Fishing village ( cove) Porthgain. The Sloop inn serves amazing food & reasonably priced
Coastal bus services (Strumble shuttle and Celtic coaster - high season) operate from OYP car park and cover majority of the Pembrokeshire coast to access walks, beaches, boat trips and local villages.
Various watersports - surfing, windsurfing, kayaking, coasteering are available locally, with diving further afield.
Local boat trips(discount vouchers available) offer wildlife watching (seabirds, seals, porpoises)coastal sightseeing and sea fishing. Landing is possible on RSPB's Ramsey Island, home to the UK's largest colony of Atlantic Grey Seals.
Directions
From Haverfordwest - Take the A487 to St. Davids. Turn left at the Oriel Y Parc Visitor Centre. Caerfai is signposted.
From Fishguard - Take the A487 to St. Davids. Once in St. Davids turn left at the Barclays Bank past the Grove Hotel and turn right at Oriel Y Parc. Caerfai is signposted.
The Park is at the end of Caerfai road on the RIGHT, just before the small coastal car park. Please do not confuse us with Caerfai Farm campsite which is on the LEFT or Glan Y Mor further up the road.
Lovely welcome and information given on site facilities and nearby facilities and walks. Stunning scenery Well kept site. Toilets and showers clean though building a bit dated and huge cobwebs hanging down from roof. Recycling facilities good and excellent lockers for recharging mobile phones. Has room for accessing internet. Would benefit from having a small shop stocking essentials such as milk, bacon. Eggs. And bread. Also having newspapers delivered. Would certainly return to this site.
This is our third time visiting st Davids but our first camping experience here. The campsite is situated on the coastline and every single site has a panoramic view and is breath taking!
The campsite itself is well structured, extremely clean and has fantastic facilities. Even when full there is still a lot of space and you don't feel overcrowded at all!
It is an easy walk into town and a 2minute walk down to caerfai bay (secluded beach) which isn't crowded and has rock pools, can hire kayak's and is great for snorkeling.
Our decision to book this campsite was made after reading previous reviews, and we were not disappointed! There were two amenity blocks, one of which contained a well equipped kitchen and laundry. Despite the block we used being cleaned between 6 and 8 am on each of our four mornings, there was never a problem with access to a shower cubicle. We were told that the blocks were cleaned 3 times a day and it certainly showed. Although the site was fairly full, due mainly to the nice weather, it did not feel overcrowded. All pitches had stunning sea and coastal views, and the Pembrokeshire coastal path was just at the entrance to the site. St Davids, with its Cathedral, shops and eateries was only a short walk away, the only downside being that it meant walking along a narrow country lane which could be very busy at times. We look forward to a return visit in the near future
This has to be the best site in St Davids. Good sized pitches with helpful staff. Facilities are spotless but if on a lower pitch it's quite a drag to pull your waste to the top of the site to empty. Could have done with a chemical disposal point at 2nd toilet block! Views from all pitches are splendid and access to coastal path is right outside entrance. There is a small shop just up the road and St Davids is only 20 minutes walk up lane. Access to the beach is steep but sand is washed daily so very clean. We wouldn't hesitate to book this site again. Be aware that the last bit of the lane to site is narrow but plenty of passing places so not an issue.
I have just got back from a week at Caerfai bay caravan park and must say what a lovely site views to die for, the wardens were very friendly and always on hand to help if needed, the toilet blocks were very clean and showers with plenty of hot water, we had pitch no;10 a hard standing pitch right on the front overlooking the sea and surrounding coastline a great place for walkers and surfers, there is st Davids city about 15 mins walk with a great pub and some little shops worth a visit. Now the negatives no play area for kids, beach not great a lot of large rocks closed when we were there due to land slide, a bit isolated.
Normally we do not go for larger all facilities sites such as this one but we needed a site in St davids for a couple of nights. The views did it for us as we managed to get one of the front spots and whilst we thought it expensive, I think around the £22 mark the view was worth the extra. Well positioned for walks along the coastal path and a great little beach on the doorstep. Tried the fish and chip shop in st Davids, do not know whether it was because it was out of season but well disappointed. Thought the cathedral was wonderful.
This site was highly recommended to us by a family member who had visited the previous month and I have already recommended it to my friends since getting home.
The views are amazing and the facilities are great which were very clean. Everything you would need.
Only downside for us was there was no play area for our little girl and the road down to the site was a little tight
Spent 3 nights at this lovely site early Sept-2 of us in a campervan.
Staff were really friendly and gave us a map with vacant pitches marked so we could walk round site and pick one.
We got pitch 56 which I would say was the almost perfect pitch with fantastic views. Facilities were first class and spotless with well equipped kitchen for cooking if needed, washing up and laundry facilities.
Its only a 15 minute walk into St Davids with a very nice hotel/pub at the end of the road to the site.
The only small possible complaint was the number of showers available could cause problems if the site were busy.
However we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here in lovely surroundings, proximity to the coastal path (literally feet away)and look forward to coming back.
We stayed at this site for 7 nights and this was our first time in Wales. We arrived early and the very nice people at the site let us park our trailer until our pitch was ready.
Excellent facilities on the site, the family bathrooms are excellent and the small kitchen areas would be very helpful if you had no electric.
The views from our pitch were simply stunning.
We walked down to the beach most days which only takes 10 minutes (its very steep) were our children enjoyed playing on the beach.
The only negative I could give would be the wifi is weak and the road leading into the site is very tight when towing.
Would recommend this area and site to anyone, old and young.
Excellent campsite though the map showing the pitches doesn't seem to include many for camper vans without hook-up. The facilities here are perfect with plenty lavatories, washbasins & showers as well as washing-up facilities, in fact everything you could wish for. The only down side was that they were rather cobwebby up towards the ceilings but the shower mop dealt with those. There is an organic produce shop just outside the entrance to the site & it's only a short walk into St David's. Caerfai Bay is lovely except when the tisde is in & the coast path is just outside the campsite.
Just returned from a week at Caerfai Bay and I have to say it is one of the best campsites I have ever been to. The location is perfect with magnificent views of the bay, pitches are huge and the toilet/shower block immaculate.
There are four of us, two adults and two girls aged 9 and 7 and we all loved it here. Yes, the winds can be fierce (gale force overnight!) but our TT didn't move an inch (though I was worried for the tents). The weather apart from the one night was glorious, and on a clear night the stars are amazing.
The site is lovely and peaceful, and even though it was full while we were there, it didn't ever feel crowded or cramped. In fact, the pitches are enormous so there is tons of space to play, sit, wander, whatever. No dogs on site, either, bonus!
The toilet block again was clean at all times, with some excellent family rooms with baths, showers, toilets and sinks in. There was never more than a 5 minute wait. The only slight moan I would have is that the water wasn't always hot, but it is solar powered and so obviously limited, so this really is a tiny moan.
There is a shop just off site, with basics. It is expensive but the bread and sausages are yum! The site itself is located a short walk from St Davids, a lovely city (village!) with everything you need for a good day out. I highly recommend Voyages of Discovery for a jet boat trip round Ramsey Island.
Beautiful, extremely well managed site in a stunning location with excellent facilities.
Ian and his colleagues were so friendly and helpful. Their helpfulness even stretched to the extent of sorting out and fixing (by replacing the ends) my hook up cable and lending me a spare cable while they did it. I was just charged cost price for the bits.
Caerfai Bay and Caravan Park is ideally situated as a basde for touring the St David's area and further afield. A suggested itinerary for a day is to go to Aberbach, Abermawr, Abercastle, Porethgain (for lunch) and back via Abereiddi.
Stayed here for 2 nights. 2 Adults plus 1 dog. Absolutely fantastic views and right on the Pembrokeshire coastal path. Great walks and a little beach which is accessible when tide is out. This site was recommended by a couple we met in France and I'd like to say thanks to them for recommending such a wonderful little gem! Toilets are spacious and clean, great showers, washing up area is indoors along with full laundry facilities if required and a microwave for campers. We don't have kiddies but noticed there was a children's playpen in the laundry/washing up area. £42 for 2 nights. Walking to St David's is easy and you can stock up there on supplies although there is a little shop at the site which sells bread, bacon, sausages etc etc. I would recommend this site - we had a great couple of days here.
A) The owner never smiles and can be very rude when asserting her authority, like the cold wind of Siberia. She never days Hello.
B) No where for children to play, an accident waiting to happen, as all children play on the roads
C) Gipsy campers park for nothing on the public car park just outside the site but use the toilet facilities of the Caravan park for free.
D) The beach is a 500 yard walk down a very steep path.
E) how on earth the Camp site won an award this year because all pitches on on a steep Hill, and exposed to winds that often destroy the Tents and awnings attached to the caravans.
F) Access to the site is down 3/4 mile single track road, a nightmare If your are towing a Caravan and another is heading towards you. Many caravanners leave in a convoy so forcing other caravanners to reverse back up the Hill.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <1 mile 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <1 mile 
Beach <1 mile 
Watersports <1 mile 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Electric Car Charging Point
This is the third time we have been to Cearfai, but 1st time over a bank Holiday, it did not disappoint. It is a family run site, divided into 3 fields, we had EHU, but not sure what happens in the other fields, there is plenty information available on their site. 
